Perhaps you're here because you've heard that I might be able to help with various aspects of legacy wealth creation, asset preservation, scientific portfolio repair, debt elimination, dollar hedging, passive income generation, small business growth, home schooling (...for children of all ages) and more.

Personally, I really enjoy helping others. In fact, I think that's the only reason we're here on this planet: to help each other.

But since you and I haven't had the chance to meet yet, and since ​it's important to know where someone is "coming from" before considering engaging their services, especially when the philosophy behind, and execution of those services goes to the very heart of preserving assets and growing wealth strategically, let me take a few minutes to introduce myself.

I think it's important to know that the person with whom you'd be working is grounded in reality, performance and accountability. All of which, I regret to say, are largely lacking with the financial planning industry.

The Road Less Traveled...All my adult life I've had the odd feeling, that I was not completely a part of what was going on; that I was somehow traveling a parallel path alongside the main culture - vantage point that allowed me to see things from an independent, objective perspective.

This intuition that I was "on to something," even as a young man, led to a fascination with getting to the bottom of things and discovering the truth.

Ah yes, the truth! So slippery and so illusive. To wit: "A morsel of genuine history is a thing so rare as to be always valuable." - Thomas Jefferson

And so subjective, such that each of us has our own personal version of it that we trade with each other, like playing cards.

But where does truth come from? Who can really know it? Who gets to say what's actually true?

In reality, only an eyewitness to history can know the real truth. Everything else is hearsay, including every book that was ever written long after the fact (as most books are).

And let's not forget that books are written by humans (so far, at least), which means that every book you have ever read reflects the bias of its author.

Insofar as history books are concerned, I know of no case where a book that went truly mainstream was written by the losers.

The best that any serious student of real history can do is to study a subject thoroughly: for many years; from many angles, and do his or her best to determine what actually happened.

As a teenager I graduated from what is perhaps still the most prestigious preparatory school in the world, Phillips Andover Academy, where I received a magnificent classical education in the 18th century style.

Unfortunately, as I like to quip, it was the 20th century at the time.

Absolutely nothing that I was taught there, or later at an institution of even higher learning (Boston University) remotely prepared me for the world as it actually is.

While in college I learned to read up to 1,000 words per minute with fairly high subject matter retention. For over 50 years now I've made it a point to read a minimum of 90 minutes a day.

I figure this comes to a little over 27,000 hours so far and has resulted in a library containing thousands of books, many rare and covering the most interesting subjects, some of which - given today's climate of near-fanatical political correctness - you'd probably want to read under the covers with a flashlight.

Taken as a totality, these countless conversations with some of the finest minds of both history and the modern era have taught me a great deal about how the world really works.

SIDEBAR: 500 years from now the modern era will be but a footnote in history books of the future. The challenge for anyone seriously engaged in understanding why the world today is as it is (politically conflicted, in financial distress, rife with fraud and corruption...) is to understand the history of our own life and times, as we're actually living through it.

Being a devoted auto-didact, combined with years as a currency trader spent refining the art of pattern recognition, has enabled me to weave a deeply pixelated mental tapestry of the world around us, to "connect the dots" as it were, such that I've come to an independent understanding (yes, my version of the "truth") of so many things that will never be televised, taught in public school or made available in college for even the largest of student loans.

These truths hide in plain view, like the truth about...

Financial Markets: The facts? Equities, bonds and precious metals markets are deeply manipulated and controlled by elements of the military intelligence complex in concert with international money centers, all to advance a globalist agenda, the purpose of which is to eliminate sovereignty and consolidate all political and financial spheres into a single whole.

Truly free markets? A thing of the past. As one writer put it, we have no more markets. We have only interventions.

Mark my words, one day soon the dollar will be a 'cyber buck' based on block chain technology.

With cash eliminated, the government will have 100% real-time knowledge of your every financial transaction: who you are (biometrics), where you are (geolocation), what you bought or spent (RFID chips), how you paid (FinCEN), all will be know at the push of a button.

I predict (you read it here first!) that signed tax returns will become a thing of the past.

Why should Uncle Sam go to the trouble of having you incriminate yourself annually on a tax affidavit when he can simply calculate the tax for you and debit it from your 'Fed Freedom' account?

​Interested in accumulating real assets as a hedge against a future of zero privacy? You'd better get started.

Got 401ks and IRAs shooting straight up in a vertical market? Feeling the wealth effect yet?

Just remember: Things that cannot be sustained forever, end. And all trends eventually reverse.

"What goes up, must come DOW." - Yours Truly

This isn't pessimistic, I'm actually an incurable optimist. I'm also a hopeless realist.

Professional acrobats use a net. Does your financial advisor use a net?

When Evel Knievel, the world's most famous dare devil, attempted a jump over the Snake River Canyon in his rocket-powered 'Skycycle' he still had an emergency parachute... just in case.

Does your financial planner have an emergency parachute for your portfolio? Just in case?

Or are you just hoping for a soft landing?

Hidden History: As in, what really happened? And why? Who was involved, behind the scenes as it were? To serve what agenda, and to whose benefit?

Ah yes, real history - so delicious and so much more interesting than the latest crime novel.

They say history never repeats, but it sure does rhyme.

To be ignorant of real history is to be taken advantage of by those who are better informed.

Like, say, when a skyscraper gets hit by a plane? Then turns to dust in plain view the very same morning. Whoda' thunk?

And the odds? A billion-to-one, say the engineers who built it, specifically to withstand being hit by an airplane. Huh?

Then.... a little while later... its twin buddy skyscraper drops too. Poof! Another cloud of dust and it too is gone.

And again, almost no rubble pile! Materials physicists ask, how is that even possible?

​Another one-in-a-billion. We're up to one-in-a-quadrillion now.

Then, at 5:20PM on the same day, a third skyscraper says goodbye and drops directly into its own footprint.

Why, Gordon asks? Was it lonely? Did it drop in solidarity? Another one-in-a-billion. We're up to one-in-a-sextillion now. There aren't this many stars in the universe.

But wait. It appears that none of these buildings collapsed... until all the gold had been trucked away.

Nothing up our sleeves! The public is misdirected to look over here when the truth is actually over there.

They say that if you've been at the poker table for a half-hour and you haven't spotted the sucker yet, guess what?

Crowd Psychology: The public, being inclined to reason emotionally (which is why newspapers are written at a 5th grade level) and thereby easily frightened and controlled, is carefully maintained in a largely misinformed condition via attention misdirection, perception manipulation, information filtering and incessant repetition of key themes.

Under the guise of security, the powers-that-be take advantage of the natural credulity of the populace in order to advance their geopolitical agendas, and as easily as a rancher might send a dog to herd sheep away from the wolf. Few notice that the dog and the wolf are working together.Criminal Politics: Republicrats and Demicans, like organized crime families, warring with each other, then embracing when facing a common foe. Like, maybe, I don't know... the Constitution?

Progressives (collectivists) dream of the well being of the many (the hive) outweighing the rights of the individual.

So-called conservatives secretly dream of this too. They just want to take things a little slower.

Either way, the rule of law goes out the window and the Age of Enlightenment becomes the Age of Delusion.

Suppressed Technology: Yes, Virginia, the kind that could provide the entire planet with abundant, pollution-free energy, food and clean water.

This technology (anti-gravitics, quantum vacuum energy and more) has been made use of by the "Deep State" for over 50 years but will never be make known to the public without an "act of God" as one scientist-whistle blower put it.

Maybe you could write a letter to your Congressman?

Human Civilization: We're told that the modern age is the pinnacle of civilization, the furthest that humankind has come thus far.

We are told in school that the pyramids of ancient Egypt are the largest such structures on earth and date from over 2,500 BCE.

Not true. Provably, our ancient ancestors were here a lot earlier than we've been told.

Just one example among many: Expert geologists have identified erosion striations on the base of the Sphinx as having been caused by water. And not just any water, but rain water in particular.

Problem is, it hasn't rained on the Giza plateau for at least 30,000 years.

As for "size matters," some cultures left behind pyramids a lot larger than those in Egypt. Go take a look in Bosnia.

The Greeks. The Romans. The Incas. The Aztecs. The Egyptians. The Minoans. The Norsemen.

Why did none of these civilizations persist? Where did they all go? What does this say about the fragility of our current civilization?

What do we humans still keep doing wrong? Why is this not discussed in junior high school?

History instructs us that things often don't work out too well when you:

1. Trust schools to teach you about life.2. Trust bankers to stabilize the economy.3. Trust financial advisors to make you rich.4. Trust career politicians to take care of you.5. Trust doctors to keep you on this side of the grass.6. Trust your television to tell you the truth.7. Trust in experts when you can easily learn for yourself.

Once you understand how things work in the real world, you can formulate solutions to even the most basic of life's problems.

Like too much debt and not enough cash flow.

Too few customers and not enough sales.

How home schoolers get college degrees without student loans.

How families can soon eliminate hundreds of thousands of dollars of debt without loan consolidation or bankruptcy and without having to earn a dime of extra income.

How to survive the next stock market crash and still end up retiring comfortably.

How to survive the death of the dollar.

Why saving up lots of money is the false path to retirement, but makes Wall Street wealthy.

Below are three of life's big problems that I enjoy helping with.

First, I'll briefly review the way most people handle these problems, then I'll suggest the approach I use.

Problem #1Working too hard. Not enough time for the people and things you love.

The science of passive income generation lets you grow a portfolio of recurring income streams that pay your bills.

Once your bills are covered, you're effectively retired. Again, you could be 25 or 85.

The science of wealth creation lets you profit from existing market trends and generate compound portfolio growth at rates most investors will never experience, while managing the risk that most investors fear.

The science of nutrition means giving your body what it needs so it can heal you from the inside out (99% of doctors don't heal... they ignore the underlying cause of disease, manage symptoms for a little while, then pass you off to the undertaker).

Need some help?I guess it's pretty clear that I listened to Robert Frost as a young man and "took the path less traveled." And I must say, it really has made "all the difference."

​And here I am today. Need some help? Let's get to know each other. No sales and no B.S.

Just a friendly conversation that may lead to some solutions for whatever's ailing you.​

P.S. Below is a partial list of careers I've enjoyed and some of the skills I've acquired along the way. Still learning and growing today!